Split function in sql-server

 CREATE FUNCTION dbo.BreakStringIntoRows (@CommadelimitedString   varchar(1000))
RETURNS   @Result TABLE (Column1   VARCHAR(100))
AS
BEGIN
        DECLARE @IntLocation INT
        WHILE (CHARINDEX(',',    @CommadelimitedString, 0) > 0)
        BEGIN
              SET @IntLocation =   CHARINDEX(',',    @CommadelimitedString, 0)     
              INSERT INTO   @Result (Column1)
              --LTRIM and RTRIM to ensure blank spaces are   removed
              SELECT RTRIM(LTRIM(SUBSTRING(@CommadelimitedString,   0, @IntLocation))) 
              SET @CommadelimitedString = STUFF(@CommadelimitedString,   1, @IntLocation,   '')
        END
        INSERT INTO   @Result (Column1)
        SELECT RTRIM(LTRIM(@CommadelimitedString))--LTRIM and RTRIM to ensure blank spaces are removed
        RETURN
END

CREATE PROCEDURE SPLIT_FUNCTION
AS BEGIN
declare @Consist nvarchar(max)
SELECT @Consist = CONSTITUENCY_NO from CONSTITUENCIES_USERS_SELECTED
SELECT * FROM dbo.BreakStringIntoRows(@Consist)
END

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